Drupal 7.x

This has happen to me several time and I email the Security Team, but haven't received a response since 12-1.2011. I've created two cron jobs for my development and production website, but I have these cron runs by another IP:

Nov 29 16:04:12 anointed-server drupal: http://------.com|1322611438|cron|94.41.60.187|http://------.com/user/login?destination=welcome|http://yandex.ru/yandsearch?text=the+current+page+feel|0||Cron run completed.
Nov 30 23:05:48 anointed-server drupal: http://------.com|1322723147|cron|217.64.173.227|http://------.com/scripts/setup.php||0||Attempting to re-run cron while it is already running.
Nov 30 23:05:51 anointed-server drupal: http://------.com|1322723149|cron|217.64.173.227|http://------.com/db/scripts/setup.php||0||Attempting to re-run cron while it is already running.
Nov 30 23:05:53 anointed-server drupal: http://------.com|1322723151|cron|217.64.173.227|http://------.com/dbadmin/scripts/setup.php||0||Attempting to re-run cron while it is already running.
Nov 30 23:05:54 anointed-server drupal: http://------.com|1322723154|cron|217.64.173.227|http://------.com/myadmin/scripts/setup.php||0||Attempting to re-run cron while it is already running.

I upgraded a site to D7 and it looks like at least one of the taxonomies didn't convert properly. Anyone know what to do about this stuff in the Taxonomy Upgrade Extras field and how to fix it?

TO-220, "TO-220-single gauge (0.020"")", TO-262, Black Anodize, Board Level, Solderable Staked On Tabs

I am working on a module that will show a user's most recent appointment made on supersass (www.supersaas.com). In order to get this information using the supersaas api, the password of the administrator of the supersaas account needs to be sent as part of the http request. The problem is that I want this to be updated every time a user views their profile page.

Is there a way to store the administrator's account password (the supersaas password) that would be secure? I know storing a password as plain text is a huge no-no.

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while installing i have encoutered the following message

Database type *

While i installed drupal 7 i encounterd the follwing error;:

./sites/default/default.settings.php file to 
./sites/default/settings.php. 
 

then i changed from this one here: ./sites/default/default.settings.php
and altered it to this one; /home/vhost/WWW/schulcenter.net/sites/default/settings.php

but the system did not like this – why =!? I do not know – i finall got the following

Hi everyone,
I'm positive this question has been asked before, but I never understood the replies or the replies just never worked for me. I'm trying to create a page using Views where users can go and see the latest content posted by their friends. I am using User Relationships to establish the user relationships. I have been able so that it filters to the "requestee" user, but I would like to filter the content where both the requestee's content and the requester's content is being displayed. I have been trying to figure this out now for about a week, without any luck.